The Class Divide - To Much Hatred?

[CrysRazapple]

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[MonMarty]

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Oh. Oops. Drunk me got the wrong Ravenstad.

 

[Winterless]

Or just be from a Great House in factions and get invited in by your Noble buddies esketit

 

[EndersGameboy]

Dude, he was hitting her up, they were in a tavern, she's going to naturally assume he wants to buy a drink for her and it had nothing to do with class- She picked the fancy Vixhall wine because that's her favorite, not to be any sort of purposeful drain on his funds. Camilla Ravenstad here btw, I'm famous now, please shower me with adoration.
Any how. If Camilla had wanted to make the situation about class, she could have discerned he was not noble just by looking at him, and refused to respond. Instead she decided to use him for a drink, because she's a bit of a prick like that, and so the situation ensued.

The fateful moment when class came up was because he didn't give her a last name when introducing himself, and she goes, "oh yeah, not many commoners have surnames you're good" He was offended by this, and the conversation takes a turn towards him beginning to tell her that her family and person are worthless, as Marty pointed out.
She didn't even tell him to leave afterward, but chose to decline the offer to leave and speak privately with him, because he was a stranger and a Jacobinist who had just insulted her personally. He tried to pressure her then, by telling her that she was no better than the other nobles if he didn't go with her, to which she simply brushed off because stranger danger.

It was at this point that the rest of the room decided to have him removed if he wouldn't drop the conversation, because he was actively harassing a noblewoman, not because he was common. If another nobleman was harassing her in this way and asking her to go somewhere alone with him, the response would be the same, because this is generally not acceptable behavior from anyone in a tavern. He also said he'd like to hit her, which was further reason for them to want to remove him.

In the end he was never forcefully removed. He cut his palm with a knife, bloodied the counter, and left.
I apologize sincerely if you felt belittled by Camilla's behavior, she'll bum a drink off anyone if they approach her with intent. She's opportunistic and rude like that. I won't comment on the call to solve this supposed problem, I just decided to report on how I saw the situation cited as noble cruelty occur and defend my case as the cruel noble. I'm not mad either, but I hope you'll learn that no one is attacking you, your character or your character's standing in society because noblewomen don't like being told they aren't important.

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